Jeanie died in the comfort of her home. She graduated from Salina High School in 1966. Immediately following high school, Jeanie began her 44 year career at Westinghouse which later became Philips Lighting. She retired in the Quality Control department in 2011
Jeanie met her husband 1969 and married on February 7, 1970.
They celebrated their 50th anniversary on Feb. 7th, 2020. Jeanie spent her free time on sewing, quilting, and embroidery projects. Most of all Jeanie loved family time, attending KSU football games, spending time with grandkids, and traveling the country with Richard, and their dog, Willie.
Jeanie was proceeded in death by her parents, James and Louise Carney, and her sisters, Carol Scantling and Sandie Clark.
Jeanie is survived by her devoted husband, her two daughters and their husbands; a sister of Salina, KS; and four grandchildren.
There was a private grave site service for immediate family.
Jeanie met her husband 1969 and married on February 7, 1970.
They celebrated their 50th anniversary on Feb. 7th, 2020. Jeanie spent her free time on sewing, quilting, and embroidery projects. Most of all Jeanie loved family time, attending KSU football games, spending time with grandkids, and traveling the country with Richard, and their dog, Willie.
Jeanie was proceeded in death by her parents, James and Louise Carney, and her sisters, Carol Scantling and Sandie Clark.
Jeanie is survived by her devoted husband, her two daughters and their husbands; a sister of Salina, KS; and four grandchildren.
There was a private grave site service for immediate family.
Jeanie died in the comfort of her home. She graduated from Salina High School in 1966. Immediately following high school, Jeanie began her 44 year career at Westinghouse which later became Philips Lighting. She retired in the Quality Control department in 2011
Jeanie met her husband 1969 and married on February 7, 1970.
They celebrated their 50th anniversary on Feb. 7th, 2020. Jeanie spent her free time on sewing, quilting, and embroidery projects. Most of all Jeanie loved family time, attending KSU football games, spending time with grandkids, and traveling the country with Richard, and their dog, Willie.
Jeanie was proceeded in death by her parents, James and Louise Carney, and her sisters, Carol Scantling and Sandie Clark.
Jeanie is survived by her devoted husband, her two daughters and their husbands; a sister of Salina, KS; and four grandchildren.
There was a private grave site service for immediate family.
Jeanie met her husband 1969 and married on February 7, 1970.
They celebrated their 50th anniversary on Feb. 7th, 2020. Jeanie spent her free time on sewing, quilting, and embroidery projects. Most of all Jeanie loved family time, attending KSU football games, spending time with grandkids, and traveling the country with Richard, and their dog, Willie.
Jeanie was proceeded in death by her parents, James and Louise Carney, and her sisters, Carol Scantling and Sandie Clark.
Jeanie is survived by her devoted husband, her two daughters and their husbands; a sister of Salina, KS; and four grandchildren.
There was a private grave site service for immediate family.
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